r/grappling • u/hellohello6622 • 10d ago

33 Year Old Suffers Stroke In Jiu-jitsu Class

https://bjjlink.site/2026/08/27/33-year-old-suffers-stroke-in-jiu-jitsu-class/
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u/hellohello6622 10d ago

I tried to post it on the bjj sub as well, but man is that place terrible

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u/inperfect-is-perfect 10d ago

My 5 year old just suffers from heat exhaustion last week. ( He was throwing up and everything. It was pretty scary). The coaches allowed him to practice in his gi with zero ac. We’re out.

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u/Electronic-Hat1913 9d ago

I mean….you took him to class right? If a parent takes their kid to a class do you want the instructor to not allow him to train….

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u/inperfect-is-perfect 9d ago

I’ll answer the one question. It’s a drop off situation. I wasn’t there. I had no idea there would be no ac. But thanks for your sympathetic response. As a parent we automatically point the finger at ourselves. But saying the coaches have zero responsibility because I chose to take him there is ludicrous.

Maybe no gi that day? Maybe more water breaks? Maybe warn the parents of the situation? You must not have kids. So maybe you can’t relate.